So there is this guy ( Im 13 btw ) and he told a few of my friends that he likes me. He told them he was going to ask me out today, but he got to scared so he didn't. He told them he was going to ask me out monday. I don't know what to say. I like him i just want to know do i say yes or sure? and another thing, how do i make it less awkward? I want to talk to him, but in a fun, flirtish kind of way... help!
lightoftruth answered Saturday October 18 2014, 12:39 am: If you like him and would like to go out with him then say yes.
Yes will definitely make him more confident and happy he approached you.
I like the other adviser on making plans to hang out. It'll make it less awkward.
I imagine it would be awkward if he asks you out then you say yes and you guys are like, "Okay, cool" then awkwardly leave. So just make plans to do something later and then you can give him a hug or something and tell him you'll talk to him later. Exchange numbers if you don't have it already or something. [ lightoftruth's advice column | Ask lightoftruth A Question ]
storageanddisposal answered Friday October 17 2014, 9:23 pm: Yes is better than sure, because it's more absolute. Sure kind of sounds like, "I guess," less certain. So I would go with yes.
I imagine since both of you are so nervous, neither of you are sure what to do next. To make things less awkward, try to think of what to do next and talk about it. Is it going to see a movie? Going to a halloween party perhaps? Talk about things such as these. [ storageanddisposal's advice column | Ask storageanddisposal A Question ]
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